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Colonel of the Investigation Committee of the Russian Federation was eliminated in the war in Ukraine

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Viktor Perederiy, a Russian law enforcement officer and an employee of the Forensic Center of the Investigative Committee of the aggressor country, was eliminated in the war against Ukraine. He signed a contract with the Russian Ministry of Defense and went to the "SMO" zone in April 2023.

The news that the Russian became the "two hundredth" was officially confirmed by the Investigative Committee. It is noteworthy that Perederiy could have easily retired. RosMedia wrote that he stopped working in March 2019 but returned in 2022 as an employee of the Forensic Center of the IC.

Colonel Perederiy was originally from the Kuban and graduated from the law department of a local state university.

Then the occupier began his service as an investigator in the Novorossiysk prosecutor's office. Later, he worked at the Main Investigation Department of the Russian Federation's IC in the Moscow Region, and since August 2017, he worked at the Moscow Academy of the Russian Federation's IC.

The head of the Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, said that the family of the occupier would be provided with assistance.

Viktor Anatoliyovych Pereder...

Source: RosZmі

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As OBOZ.UA wrote:

- The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that since the beginning of the full-scale war, our defenders have reduced the Russian army by 305,090 mercenaries. On November 4, the number of occupants decreased by 990.

- More detailed statistics on enemy losses, maintained by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, can be found here.

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